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It is bound at the very top with a durable metal spiral coil. This binding also includes a pre-built hanger loop in the center, so it's ready to hang on your wall right out of the box.
Absolutely. You don't have to start in January. Our design tool lets you select any starting month, so you can create a perfect 12-month calendar (e.g., from April 2025 to March 2026).
Yes! Our online design tool allows you to add text or small icons to any date on the calendar grid, just like with our other calendar types.
he 8x12 inch size is a compact, portrait-style calendar perfect for smaller spaces like a cubicle, home office, or kitchen nook. The 11x17 inch size is larger and offers a bigger impact for your photos, plus a larger, easier-to-read date grid.
You will need a total of 12 photos—one for each of the 12 months.
No. We use a premium, thick, high-quality paper stock specifically for our double-sided printing. This ensures there is no "ghosting" or show-through, so each month's photo and date grid look clean and sharp.
It's easy! The calendar is bound at the top with a spiral. At the end of the month, you simply flip that one page over to reveal the next month.
This is a smart, economical design that covers all 12 months of the year using only 6 physical sheets of paper. We print one month on the front of a sheet (e.g., January) and the following month on the back of the same sheet (e.g., February).
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